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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Snuady. June 10, 1356 ' Job's Daughters Announce Events For Coming Week Installation o recently elected ; officers of Bethel 14. Job's Daughters, will be held Wednes-1 day, June 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the i Masonic Temple at their con cluding meeting for the current year. Miss Emily Masterson, retir ing queen, will install Miss Ber nic Skoog as the new queen. Other line officers include Miss Ann Garner, senior princess: Mis Suzan Hubbard, junior princess; Miss Susan Knight, guide: Mist Sharon Blickenstaff, marshal. During the past month mem bers of the bethel have partici pated in various activities. The drill team which placed third : in the novelty group at grand session held in Eugene. per- formed for Reames chapter. Or-1 of Easter Star. The bethel also I gave the initiatory work of their organization for Masonic Lodge No. 103. A.F. and A.M. recently. Members also assisted in prep aration and serving of a bar becue dinner during the Shrine convention held in Medford. A swimming party and lunch eon are planned for Monday, June 11. at Twin Plunges, Ash land. Members attending are asked to meet at the Masonic Temple in Medford at 12 noon, and are to take lunches. Practice for installation is set for Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. at the temple. Further information on either, of these events may be obtained by telephoning Mrs. Ross Gilkison. 2-4358. Use your pressure cooker to free you from the kitchen this summer. A cup of dry butter beans soaked overnight in 2V4 cups water will cook in one min ute at 15 pounds pressure. Let pressure drop slowly. Plan to use dry limas often in hearty salads for patio meals. sav64o; mmwAw COPPER CLAD STAINLESS STEEL N6J4P1K-1HQT. SAUCE PAN " - with Cover wwv Jsr Save $2.26 Price reduced nearly 40 Regularly $5.95 NOW $ ONLY Y 3 69 LIMITED QUANTITIES! LIMITED TIME ONLY! Here's the belt buy on the market. This it a standard Revere Ware uteniil "The World's Finest," rarely offered at such a terrific saving. The perfect size for frozen foods, sauces, cereals. An ideal gift for all occasions. LOWEST PRICES FOR HIGHEST QUALITY SHCIAHSTS IN HOMIWAMS ! Free Parking Free Delivery r J.:. : i u Tips on Fggs Given By Extension Service Morgantown, W. Va. (U.PJ It is not secret that eggs must be kept cold to retain their fresh qualities, but for success in cook ing, homemakers are often in doubt as to when the chill should be taken off the egg in advance. Here are some temperature tips cited by specialists of the West Virginia University Agri cultural Extension service. 1. A high-quality raw egg se parates into white and yolk most easily when It's SO to 60 de grees F. An egg just out of the refrigerator is so cold that its white clings to both shell and yolk, making separation diffi cult.. On the other hand, when an egg warms up to 75 degrees F. or more, the yolk tends to flatten. 2. For cake-making, eggs should be at room temperature to combine well. 3. Egg whites whip more quickly and to a greater volume when the chill is off. The best whipping temperature ranges from 64 to 77 degree. 4. For cooking in the shell, take the chill off the egg before it goes into hot water to avoid cracking. 5. Hard-cooked eggs seem to separate most easily from shells when cold. As soon as they are cooked, cool rapidly in cold run ning water. To remove any insects in the tight leaves or flower buda of brussels sprouts ' and broccoli, soak them 30 minutes to an hour in cold salt water. I Grand royal officers of tha Order of Am aranth in Oregon mad an official visit to Roxy Ann court hare Saturday, June 2. Pic tured shortly before the ceremonies began in Medford Masonic temple are (left to rignc, Clarence Harwood, royal patron of Roxy Ann court; Mrs. Ira D. Canfield, royal matron; Mrs. William Pritchard, Portland, grand royal ma tron, and Orra B. Cole, Cannon Beach, grand royal patron. (Brainerd photo) Grand Amaranth Officers Visit Roxy Ann Court Here Mrs. William Pritchard, Portland, grand royal matron, and Orra B. Cole, Cannon Beach, grand royal patron of the Order of Amaranth, state of Oregon, made an official visit to Roxy Ann court in Medford on June 5. About 65 persons attended. The officials were accompani ed by Mrs. Gideon Zimmerman, Gresham, grand associate mat ron; J. J. Kennedy, Medford, grand associate patron; Mrs. Robert Ostrom, Cannon Beach, grand secretary; Mrs. Stanley Levack, Portland, grand mar shal; Mrs. Laurence Milner, Seaside, grand page; Mrs. A. M. Thompson, Portland, grand crown bearer; Ira D. Canfield, Medford, grand sword bearer; Mrs. H. A. Schneider, Portland, grand historian; Mrs. Raymond Palmquist, Portland, grand mar shall in west; Theodore Dahl gren, Portland, grand warder; Charles Hoppe, Medford, grand commissioner; Mrs. Hans Mad sen, Milwaukie, grand lecturer; Mrs. James Rees, Milwaukie, grand musician; Mrs. Hoppe, grand representative, and Mrs. Arthur Dennison, Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Harry Alton, Portland, grand assistant lecturers. Mrs. Ira D. Canfield, royal matron, and Clarence Harwood, royal patron of Roxy Ann court, presided for the meeting and exemplification of r i t u a 1 i s tic work for the benefit of the visitors. The grand royal matron and patron were presented with gifts and honorary membership Oak Grove Unit Plans Picnic Tuesday vNoon Oak Grove Extension unit will hold a picnic at TouVelle park Tuesday, June 12, at 12 noon. Each member is asked to take either a salad or a hot dish. Mothers desiring wieners pro vided for their children should call Mrs. GeraTd Parsons, 2-8342, before noon Monday. I M. "OT UfrU HIM m Fathers Day (NEXT SUNDAY) ilk-'v " V li t f?y i& U fi ft I '.'. L , . . , . i Off miff sunw Two sunn S1S.OO SJl.SO 37.J t WIDE CHOICE OF SIZES AND COLORS IN STOCK Covered in Rugged KOROSEAL or ALL LEATHER STYLED FOR MEN Main Floor rY&j:rrf&& BOOKS GIFTS RECORDS in the court after a novel ad dendum conducted by Mrs. Ver non Turpin, associated matron, and Ole Skoog, associate matron. After the meeting, an elabor ate buffet supper was served in the dining room with Mrs. Glenn Linn as hostess. Sunday morning, the grand royal matron and other grand officers were entertained at a breakfast at the Wooden Shoe by the members of Roxy Ann court. Firm Introduces New Thermo Hat; Cap Fad Catches New York (U.R) The latest hot weather hats can be dipped in ice water, wrung out and worn. The hats, called thermo hats, are made of a foam-like insulation material that retains moisture and cools the head. You don't get your head wet in the process, the manufactur ers, Thermo Hat company of Washington, Ga., promise. The caps, made both for men and women, hold all the moisture. The cap fad among men may catch on widely among women too. Designer John Frederics recognized the emergence of the cap with two lady-like versions for next fall. One is made of black and white zebra fur and the other of brown otter. 1 So Versatile ff'l So versatile make her a playtime, daytime wardrobe with this pattern! Blouse, jump er, suspender shorts perfect for gay summer cottons. Use the pat tern again this fall jumper is a fashion ''must" for back-to-school! Pattern 9206: Girls' Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12. 14. Size 10 blouse and shorts l?s yards 35-inch stripe; Hi yards plain. Jumper 2 yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated sew chart show vou every step. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainlv NAME. ADDRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Auxiliary Sewing Club Plans Picnic in Park The Sewing club of the auxil iary to Crater Lake post. Veter ans of Foreign Wars, will meet Wednesday, June 13 at Lithia park, Ashland, for a picnic. The event is to begin at 12:30 p.m., and members are asked to meet first in Medford at 11 a.m., at the city park. Mrs. Dan Krotz, Shady Cove, district auxiliary president, was a guest at a recent meeting of the local auxiliary. Mrs. Harry Wenzel, a member now living at Barstow, Calif., where her hus band is stationed with the armed services, also attended. She is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Heim, Ross court, and her two sons, who have re mained here to attend school. They will return with Mrs. Wen zel and accompanying them will be Mrs. Heim. iln Medford It's Moderrii The Colorado A. & M. Col lege suggests this method of re moving yellow discoloration from kitchen sinks or lavatory. Line the basin with paper towel ing, then pour chlorine bleach on the towels until they are soaked. After half an hour, re move the towels and rinse the basin with hot water. On top with the best! Robert "BOB" Morgan Home. . . . . . After 5 weeks of. "Nose to the grindstone" training in advanced Hair Styling in Hollywood's Most Advanced Style School. Bob has chosen the Most beautiful and comfortable Salon in south ern Oregon. He has some tough competition at MODERN . . . but Bob says that's the way he likes it and sends a special invitation to his past patrons. ' , 131 South Central Ave. Phone 3-5379 Extras! & f bummer 1 : mAJk dresses to make you feel just as cool as you look 98 YouH find summer's really a breeze In such delighrfufly sheer dresses. See the cool, cool styles for yourself I Cottons, nylons and cotton blended with DoPoot's dacron. Many open novelty weaves in solid colon, stripes, florals and dotted Swisses. Junior, miss, women's Vi sizee; Others from 7.9S to 12.98
